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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Fit or Flop?
I’ve been busted. I kind of figured my exercise routine was losing its effect when I increased my walking from 4 to 6 days per week and didn’t really notice any changes. In fact, I’ve been having a hard time … Continue reading
Posted in exercise and diabetes
Tagged diabetes and exercise, exercise and diabetes, exercise variety, walking, working out
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Just when you think you’ve got it down
I realized, while walking my dog today, that training a dog and managing diabetes have some things in common. Up until about a week ago, I thought my dog really got the whole process. He went out in the morning, … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes care
Tagged adjusting with diabetes, changes in diabetes management, diabetes management, menopause and diabetes, pregnancy and diabetes, puberty and diabetes, stress and diabetes
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Thanking and thinking
I’ve been thinking about Thanksgiving dinner a lot lately, mainly because we’re having it at our house this year. I’ve mentioned before that I don’t love to cook, but who doesn’t enjoy preparing for the Thanksgiving feast? One of the … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes and Thanksgiving dinner, diabetes management at the holidays, timing of Thanksgiving dinner
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Eat more (often); weigh less
People often get frustrated when they don’t lose weight despite eating like a bird. Some people report eating only one or two meals a day, yet nothing is coming off. We always talk about how the body can go into … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes care
Tagged diabetes and maintaining weight, diabetes and weight loss, frequency of meals, meals and snacks
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Rural Diabetes
Happy Belated National Rural Health Day (it was yesterday)! Since I live in a rural area, this actually has meaning for me. Having diabetes and living in a rural area can be empowering and intimidating. Some people live in a … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes care, health care
Tagged diabetes and social media, diabetes and the internet, managing diabetes in rural locations, National Rural Health Day
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Managing Diabetes While Treating Your Cancer
Today I would like to share a guest post by Jackie Clark. Jackie joined the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance in 2009 as a research assistant after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in English and a minor in fitness and nutrition. Jackie’s experience in technical and … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes care, health care
Tagged blood glucose and cancer treatment, cancer and diabetes, chemotherapy, chemotherapy and diabetes, mesothelioma
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Stating the Obvious
Today is World Diabetes Day (the diabetes-related festivities are going to keep happening all month long). The purpose of World Diabetes Day is to increase global awareness about diabetes, and in honor of today I found some very humorous (in … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes headlines, diabetes research, world diabetes day
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11/11/11 Salute
Today I am thinking about all the veterans who have served our country in the armed forces (and those who are still serving). Thank you for your dedication to ensuring that my family and I are safe and free. Diabetes … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes in the military, veterans and diabetes, Veterans Day
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Smoke diabetes, not cigarettes
Monday the 14th is World Diabetes Day and Thursday the 17th is the Great American Smokeout. What do these two things have in common? They can both wreak havoc on the human body! The purpose of managing diabetes with lifestyle … Continue reading
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Tagged cigarettes and diabetes, diabetes awareness month, great american smokeout, smoking and diabetes, tobacco and diabetes, world diabetes day
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Why I’m a diabetes educator
Happy Diabetes Education Week! The American Association of Diabetes Educators asked us to write about why we are diabetes educators. It’s a good question, I think. Although I’ve shared in the past how my experience at diagnosis originally inspired me to be … Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes educator, diabetes professional, professional inspiration
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